It’s no secret that the more popular and competitive an online game is, the better it needs to ensure its fairness among players and what better way to do that than by using an anti-cheating system.
That said, even though some games and companies have their very own anti-cheating system, such as Warden for WoW or /dev/null for LoL, others rely on the already existing ones, some of the best being Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye.
With that in mind, we’ve decided to cover this step by step guide on how to submit an appeal to get unbanned from BattlEye or EAC, should you ever encounter such an issue. (For other games, we’ve also covered how to get unbanned from Faceit).
So, without further ado, let’s get down to it!
How to Submit an EAC Unban Appeal
Although multiple games benefit from EAC protection, not all of their bans can be appealed directly via EAC’s website, as for example, both Apex Legends and Fortnite need to be appealed via their very own Support center.
Apart from that, all other games using Easy Anti-Cheat can have their EAC ban appealed directly on the anti-cheat’s website, including games such as Hunt: Showdown, Rust or Dead by Daylight, assuming the ban wasn’t issued by the game’s developer.
So, in the unfortunate event where you’ve found yourself banned from EAC in a game that it protects, here’s what you need to do in order to submit an EAC unban appeal!
Make sure you’re on the official EAC unban appeal form here, which you’ll need to complete as such:
- select the game you’ve been banned from;
- fill in your game’s Player ID if it’s not a Steam game, in which case you can sign in through Steam for verification;
- input your name and email (preferably the same email address as the one you’re using for your game account);
- select the ban appeal reason, such as “Other reason” if that’s the case;
- under the “Provide other information that could support your appeal“, this is where the appeal should be written, and this is also where we can come in handy, should you require our professional and customized EAC unban service designed to get you unbanned from EAC games.
Once that’s filled in, make sure to press the blue “Submit appeal” button underneath the form, and your EAC unban appeal will be sent to their Support for review.
Make sure to keep an eye on the email address you’ve completed inside the form, as that’s how they’ll get in touch with you!
How to Submit a BattlEye Unban Appeal
Depending on the type of the ban, whether it’s been issued by the game developer or through this particular anti-cheat system, games can either be appealed via their very own Support center or by submitting a BattlEye unban appeal form.
Among the most popular games running this protection, both Escape from Tarkov and Rainbow Six Siege can be appealed through BattlEye, assuming the ban came as a result of the anti-cheating system.
That said, in order to submit a BattlEye unban appeal, you must first get on their official Support page here, which you’ll need to fill in as such:
- under “Select a contact”, choose “Ban appeals“;
- fill in your name;
- input your email (ideally the same email you’re using for the game you were banned from);
- write a concise yet relevant subject, such as “Game1 Ban Appeal“;
- as for the “Message” field, this is where the appeal should be written, and this is also where we can come in handy, should you require our professional and customized BattlEye unban service designed to get you unbanned from BattlEye games.
Ensure you’ve read and accepted the Privacy Policy and fill in the Captcha code then you can press the “Submit” button underneath, and your BattlEye unban appeal form will be sent for review!
Don’t forget to keep an eye on the email address written in the form, since once they have an answer for you, they will send it via that particular address.
That’s all there is to it! Whether you’ve been banned from EAC or BattlEye, and based on the type of the suspension you received, you can use the above mentioned contact avenues to appeal your ban! However, should you ever require our help, we’re here for you!
And here’s a quick Q&A with the most common questions we received about EAC and BattlEye bans:
No, at least not for most games. However, getting game-banned through EAC or BattlEye from a particular game will cause any other accounts you create in that particular game to get banned as well.
Yes, both of them, but only limited to that particular game. However, in a few rare occasions and depending on the severity of the offense, the HWID ban might carry over to some other games, although not to all of them.
Yes, both EAC and BattlEye bans are permanent. They can only be overturned through ban appeals. Using a VPN will not work, regardless of starting a new account.
Yes, although not in every single case. This also depends on the nature of your ban. Both EAC and BattlEye Support can be quite stubborn to deal with, so the appeal process will be an uphill one in most cases.
With an experience of over 9 years handling bans, we can help you get your EAC or BattlEye ban overturned by crafting customized appeal letters for you, based on your ban reason and case, which you need to send to their Customer Support.
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